I just finished reading I Had No Money And I Liked It: The Abundant Journey Of An Open Heart by Lilou Mace and it is incredible. You can feel her love and pure energy pour out from pages. I devoured this book in 36 hours and I’m pretty sure I will do the same with her prequel, “I Had No Job and I Liked It” later this weekend.  I even stayed up late to read it, which is notable because I’m a stickler for sleeping on time! 

Our careers are not about what we create on the outside.  They're about who we become on the inside. From that perspective I'm incredibly grateful that I chose to be an entrepreneur and start my own business because it challenges me everyday to be the best possible person I can be.  

Being an entrepreneur brings me closer to to true inner peace and fulfillment, which is what we are truly seeking. My business is my like spiritual path because it made me ask these tough questions. 

I'm so honored and grateful to be featured as a guest expert on Start Some Shift podcast with the amazing Lara Mcculloch.In this episode, you'll learnh ow I was able to secure paid internships that allowed her to travel to 21 different countries around the world and how to find a mentor who can set you up for career success

Since I started creating my dream business and posting about what I’m doing on social media, I’ve had many new and old friends tell me that they think what I’m doing is amazing. 

What you can’t see on the outside, is that since I have started I have wanted to quit about, oh, 50 times.. 

My intention with my blog is to share my journey as openly and authentically as possible, with the hopes that when you see what really goes into bringing your vision out into the world, it will give you the courage to start and keep going when it gets tough.